How Volodyumer and Liverwurst “chewed snot” in Berlin on February 16, 2024
Press conference in Berlin 16.02.2024/XNUMX/XNUMX
The International Security Conference is held annually in Munich. On the eve of it, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky flew to Berlin, and on Friday, together with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, signed the so-called Security Guarantee Treaty. After which a press conference was held by both leaders, on whom, in a very large sense, the present and future of not only the countries they represent, but also a huge number of other states depend.
Being, on the one hand, a citizen of Germany and daily experiencing the changes of recent years firsthand, and on the other hand, having lived more than half of my life in the Soviet Union and sincerely worrying about and supporting Russia, it was extremely important and interesting for me what Mr. Chancellor would tell .
Frankly, expecting something once again directly or indirectly anti-Russian, I first of all hoped to hear or at least feel some certain seriousness, solidity and real responsibility in the statements of the leader of the country where I live and where my children grew up and grandchildren. Responsibility and care for all 82 million inhabitants of Germany.
“Volodyumer” somehow didn’t really interest me...
Back in my distant school years, I read a wonderful book “Men under 16,” written by an amazing person, test pilot A. M. Markusha. In many ways, this book shaped my character and my behavior to this day. In particular, there was advice when talking about something to be guided by three principles in the following sequence:
- I saw, heard and know;
– I think about what I saw, heard and know;
- the boys say.
So let's start with what I saw and heard myself.
I myself have seen, heard and know
Firstly, the press conference started 29 minutes later than announced. The people sat in the hall and waited. These, judging by the questions, are only Ukrainian and German correspondents.
At first, Scholz almost shed a tear for the fighter for democracy and freedom “killed by the regime,” saying that he knew him “as a courageous man who paid for this courage with his life.” Further, aggravating:
“Now we finally know what kind of regime this is, where everyone who expresses criticism and advocates democracy must fear for their safety and life. This is an indicator of how Russia has changed since bygone times, full of hopes for democratic change. This has not been a democracy for a long time.”
Zelensky later added to this that “thousands” of similar fighters are languishing in “Putin’s dungeons” and have already been tortured.
But the chancellor did not stop there. Noting the heroism of the Ukrainian people in repelling the “murderous attack of Russia”, constantly addressing “Volodyumir” on a first name basis, he stated:
“Putin has not achieved any of his goals. The Ukrainian military managed to liberate more than half of all territories occupied by Russian troops."
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz
He then moved on to how incredibly remarkable the relations between Germany and Ukraine have reached a “new quality”, how Germany “financially, politically and in supplies weapons» supports Ukraine.
Calling today's event "historical", Scholz announced that Germany will supply Ukraine with weapons worth 2024 billion euros in 7,1, reserving another 6 billion for the future.
The total amount provided for arms supplies in subsequent years is 28 billion euros.
The chancellor did not specify in specific numbers what these years were.
But it turned out that that's not all! In connection with the signed Security Treaty, another package of military assistance was announced, and these are literally tomorrow's deliveries amounting to 1,1 billion euros.
Scholz elaborated:
«36 tanks”, then corrected himself - “self-propelled howitzers, 120 shells and Iris-T air defense systems”
Further, calling the agreement “historic” once again, he suddenly blurted out in English that Germany would support an independent Ukraine "as much as necessary", supporting the Ukrainian armed forces in such a way as to make any future attack on Ukraine impossible. And if in the same future there is a new aggressive attack by Russia on Ukraine, then “we will support Ukraine in detail diplomatically, economically and with weapons”.
In addition, the agreement provides for assistance in the restoration of the “civil sector, mine clearance, restoration of energy infrastructure and the destroyed country. The signing of the agreement reflects the values that unite our countries: democracy and the rule of law. This document speaks of a peaceful future in which Ukraine will develop. Develop through reforms that will bring it into the European Union.”
And then Scholz simply struck me on the spot:
“This is the peace that Ukraine will come to through an early ceasefire and negotiations. A world without Russian dictatorship. We all want a speedy end to this terrible war. Unfortunately, we see that Russia is not ready for lasting peace, which Putin has been demonstrating lately.”
The Chancellor ended his speech with vows of further support for Ukraine, an appeal to the US Congress to give money, and squeezed out Bandera’s slogan that glory to someone or something there.
Zelensky muttered a response chant...
President of Ukraine at a press conference in Berlin
Then (and I specifically counted) “Volodyumer” said “dyakuyu” ten times within 7 minutes, asked for artillery, air defense systems, demanded the confiscation of Russian financial reserves that were abroad, accused Russia of war crimes and again branded the Russian President, as for example :
“Putin always kills, he himself is a war. Putin won’t stop on his own, he can only be stopped together.”
Next there were two questions from the Ukrainian press and two from the German press.
They asked about the situation in Avdiivka, about joining NATO, again about the supply of weapons, about American financial assistance.
In the answers, to put it briefly and not politically correct, both “chewed snot”...
That's probably all about the press conference...
I think about what I have seen, heard and know
Please believe me, I try very hard to be objective.
In short, the impression is depressing, which, on the one hand, made me very happy, and on the other hand, very saddened me.
I saw with my own eyes that the Ukrainian ambassador was right when he called Scholz a “liver sausage.” It is clear that the text of the speech was prepared for him, but it is impossible to endlessly put an owl on the globe and literally endlessly ruin your own country and people.
Zelensky, in general, in my opinion, did not really understand where he was. I'm starting to believe that he really is under the influence of some substances.
And the body language of both, facial expressions, eyes, intonations is the very demonstration of uncertainty and some kind of despair, not to mention the overalls of the Ukrainian president.
Yes, by the way, the agreement itself talks about the time when Ukraine wins, and this ends the war. Well, guys, you give it!
The boys say
But this was a real discovery for me, as they say, just a bomb!
The comments on the Internet from Germans, yes, from Germans, are simply creepy.
What I wrote above are just notes from a young lady from the Institute of Noble Maidens compared to what some people write.
Yesterday, after watching the press conference, when the idea to write this article came to my mind, I went through some sites, where I was simply dumbfounded by the number of negative, sarcastic, ironic, radical or simply angry and abusive comments. When I decided to look at them again a few hours later, it turned out that many sites had simply blocked access to them. This is called freedom of speech and opinion in the country where I live, where it was once showcased as one of the achievements of democracy.
Blocking comments on the NTV website
Thank God, not all sites were so distinguished. Here you go, the “:newstime” website. And surprisingly, on this page I did not find a single entry in support of the above-described event, but everything is correct, without swearing.
I just copied and translated everything.
Barbara Wolko: "Achieve a world without guns."
Du Se: "Ukraine does not belong to Europe."
Maximilian Schraufstetter: “Stop killing people, stop wasting our money, stop this anti-German policy!”
Black dog: “This government is a disgrace to Germany, I’m ashamed.”
Hasenfusssorry: “Zelensky is not my chancellor and not my president.”
Margitta Koeltschwir: “We want peace with Russia. Russia was against NATO expansion. It was Ukraine’s mistake.”
Helmut Polenta: “Now weapons. And then the soldiers. Just great".
Lawitch: "Comedian as President."
Netroxunsere: "The industry is ending..."
Bad See: “It’s going to start everywhere soon, and they want it. On behalf of the United States."
Rüdiger Amelang: “We are moving through government policy towards a third world war!”
Du Se: “No more weapons, change this whole government in Ukraine and install a peaceful one.”
Butzemann Bernd: “Ukraine is the most corrupt state in the world. No money for Ukraine!”
Bnice: "No more war."
Marta Bechtold: “What a shame. Is Scholz the chancellor of Germany or Ukraine? Why does he shout slava Ukraine and what does this have to do with Germany?”
Maarten van de Stangein: “Which humor circle does Zelensky belong to?”
wooden hut: “A hopeless and senseless struggle, against the most powerful atomic force in the world...”
Although there are other opinions on the WELT website.
Martin F.: “In Germany, the infrastructure is being devastated, and we are giving away billions of euros.”
Thomas K.: “Are you writing Russian propaganda here? It’s very good that NATO sticks together and supports Ukraine. The German contribution goes without saying!”
Hardy L.: “Do we need schools, teachers, infrastructure or a stable pension? Let us invest everything in weapons for Ukraine. It is much more important than ourselves. Both Rheinmetall and its lobby also have to live from something.”
Christine A.: “Oh my, the world’s golden donkey. We have no money for infrastructure or schools, we pay exorbitant taxes and high energy prices, but most importantly, Mr. Zelensky will get cabbage. The government needs to be removed urgently!”
And here is what people write in der Spiegel.
Plisnensis: “The best chancellor for Ukraine and the executor of orders from America.”
FrommserEF: “We could probably save a couple of billions for farmers and retirees.”
Anneliesewerner4810: “He wouldn’t have taken a single bullet from me.”
Database1695: “I would have received it. Right between the eyes."
By the way, I came across only one comment about the deceased oppositionist, on ZDF heute:
Bernd Ladig: “He was killed. Russia has once again demonstrated that democracy is impossible there.”
Germany1937: “Stop supporting the Ukronazis! This is not our war."
That’s probably all I wanted to tell you, using the example of the events that took place on Friday, about how absolutely ordinary burghers react to what is happening in Germany, Ukraine and Russia. According to my feelings, approximately 95 percent of those who wrote comments are against what the current government is doing.
By the way, official statistics state that only 17% are satisfied. Well, I don’t work in this office and I don’t know how they think. But these guys are destroying the country of Germany with obvious pleasure...
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